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It's impossible to experience everything Philadelphia has to offer in a single day — or even a year.

After 9 years, SoLow has established itself as the anti-establishment theater festival. This year it presents a confessional comedy about suicidal depression.

Grab a pint and catch the biggest sporting event in the world at one of these local establishments.

Film critic Piers Marchant shares his eclectic recommendations for dad-centric movies.

This weekend, we’re talking about the origins of Philly hip-hop, affordable art, and ways to celebrate Father’s Day.

A new exhibit at The African American Museum in Philadelphia draws on themes of social change and ancestral memory.

Because the walls of your apartment aren't going to decorate themselves.

Dig into the history of hip-hop in Philadelphia with two short documentaries at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.

The Odunde Festival, now in its 43rd year, celebrates the Yoruba tradition with music, food, and artwork.

Ever look at a painting and think, "I could do that"? Learn to grasp the nuances of contemporary art with one of these classes.

The first Pride was a protest, not a party. After the parade, check out some of these events, which honor the political roots of the festival.

This weekend, Pride Month begins, and one of the country’s largest and longest-running African-American festivals returns. Those and other picks for the week.

Choose your own adventure with these book club offerings in Philadelphia and beyond.

Chow down with a clear conscience at Vegfest, where you can find everything from vegan cheese to something called "burger dough."

A dance performance staged in an open field in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park will feature 40 sheep, three border collies, and four humans. Who shepherds whom?